The nature of Stuctural Changes - Part 1 of 3
1. The power of Constitutional Review and Term Limits
a.) The power of Constitutional review is reserved to THE SEVERAL STATES, THE U.S.CONGRESS, and the Supreme Court - listed in order of predominance.
These SEVERAL STATES have an over-riding authority, above that of the United States Congress and that of the Court.
Any federal or state statute or regulation of the United States government and these Several States may be declared null and void of any Constitutional Authority by a vote of two-thirds of the legislatures, not the executives nor the judiciaries, of these several states. This exercise of authority shall not be subject to review by any other authority or goverment body, including the United States Congress, nor by any court, including the Supreme Court. This authority of review, reserved to these Several States United, will not be limited to the internal appeals processes of any individual state.
The power of Constitutional Review may also be exercised by the United States House of Representatives and the United States Senate, jointly.
A vote of two-thirds of both houses is required to exercise the authority of review. In no case may the power of Constitutional Review be applied to any of the individual laws and regulations of these
several states until the internal appeals processes of each individual state has been exhausted. Only a two-thirds of these Several States has that power to bypass the internal processes of an individual state.
A finding of Constitutional authority or lack of Constitutional authority for any federal or state law or regulation may not be contravened by the Supreme Court of the United States, but may be contravened by two thirds of the legislatures of these several states united.
The power of the Constitutional Review by the federal judiciary shall not be exercised by any lower federal court. With the judicial system, only the Supreme Court shall exercise this authority, and only with a two-thirds vote of the nine supreme court justices. In all cases the decision of the justices of the Supreme Court will be subservient to the rulings of the United States Congress and to the ultimate authority of the two thirds rulings of these several states united.
b.) All federal elected officials, save the President and Vice-President, shall be limited to total combined time of eighteen years in office, both the House of Representatives and the United States Senate.
This time will be cumulative, and shall include any time of appointment and of election.
c.) The members of the Supreme Court is to be set at a total of nine total judges.
d.) The term of any Supreme Court Justice is limited to twenty years on the bench of the Supreme Court, such time will not include any time in any lower court, nor shall such time include time in any elected office
of the United States Congress nor State Legislatures, nor Vice President, nor President, nor any elected office of any of these several states.
Finally, brethren, whatsoever things are true, whatsoever things are honest, whatsoever things are just, whatsoever things are pure, whatsoever things are lovely, whatsoever things are of good ...
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